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Peter Arnold, affectionately dubbed 'Mr Spitfire', dedicated over half a century to amassing historic aircraft relics. After his passing in 2025, a remarkable unfinished Spitfire fuselage went under the hammer for £18,000. This Spitfire F Mk 22 PK519 fuselage featured original components, resting in Arnold's garage for 20 years. Besides the fuselage, auctioned treasures included vintage aircraft instruments and a mesmerizing clock.

A 31-ton propane tank and steel tower once used for firefighter training in Mississippi have been sunk about 13 miles offshore to create an artificial reef for marine life. Supported by Chevron and local organisations, the project aims to provide shelter for fish and improve fishing opportunities. A similar reef created in 2023 now supports more than 530 red snapper, according to official estimates.

In 2025, Guafo Island in Chile was acquired with a mission: to safeguard its rich wildlife and thwart harmful development. Collaborative efforts between local partners and authorities are vital in securing legal protections for the island. Engaging indigenous communities in resource negotiations enhances respect for local customs while ensuring a strategic management plan, pivotal for the island's ecological integrity and cultural preservation.

Naman Dhir's surprise India call-up raised eyebrows but the Punjab all-rounder is beginning to justify the selectors' faith. From contemplating a move to Canada after repeated rejections to impressing with bat and ball, Dhir's journey is one of resilience, adaptability and the unwavering support of his father and late mentor.

Meta has launched its AI agent Muse, which is already being used by over 10 million people. CEO Mark Zuckerberg indicated that Muse's revenue potential could surpass that of Facebook and Instagram. Currently, shopping is the most common use case for the Muse agent, with consumers spending an average of $200 per purchase.

In a landmark ruling, a New York family has lost their claim to a shared private road that now belongs to a nearby recreational club. This road, previously amicably used for decades, became contentious in 2021 when disagreements over access arose. The state’s highest court ultimately sided with the club, citing its historical maintenance and usage, despite the family's assertions of permission based on their long-term relationship.

Scheduled for November 3, the US midterm elections are poised to significantly influence the current Trump administration. All 435 House seats and 35 Senate positions are up for grabs, making Congressional control pivotal for advancing Trump's policy goals. Voter priorities like the economy, immigration, healthcare, and democracy are expected to heavily sway electoral outcomes, shaping both immediate governance and the political landscape ahead of the 2028 presidential election.

Global corporations and government agencies are currently dealing with significant vulnerabilities discovered in PHP programming language. The vulnerabilities have led to millions of automated exploitation attempts shortly after the public disclosure. Leading technology executives, including Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, have expressed concern regarding software security. In response, emergency patches were released, urging users to update immediately. As a result, many organizations temporarily suspended online operations, prioritizing security measures.

Charles Stevens and his family have decided to protect Wilmot Orchards by placing a conservation easement on the property. This easement effectively restricts future development for nearly 1,000 years, ensuring continued agricultural use. Their decision counters pressures from developers seeking to convert farmland into housing. The Stevens family aims to preserve the land for future generations of farmers.

State governments appoint Special Executive Magistrates for specific areas or purposes and give them the powers exercised by the Executive Magistrates under the BNSS, 2023

The Supreme Court has asked the State Election Commission to decide where candidates were unable to file nominations